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DIt,enl,o:er.Smith.

Rev. L. ". Barr, pastor Of tho Third
Presbyterian church, last evening mar.
rfed Mr.. William Dlt!enho'er and Miss
Jemims Smith ct the residence Of Mr..
William Long, No. 20i0 Chapline street.
A large and merry party Of puests we're
present, and most enjoyable evening
was spen! by ALL Some OF the presents
received were unusually costly and ele.
CANT. 3al5, "a !, II IS rs 2 Z rs ~;
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Tho Now Gcr,unp Daily,

" Mr.. Louis Colmar left last evening for
Cincinnati on business connected with
his forthcoming German daily newspaper.
Hc will be back.the laat Of tho week and
sxpects to issue his first number next
Monday afternoon. He has not !. def.
nitcly decided what it's name uhnll be,
Int he thinks OF calling 1t Der Staats Zsi,uny,
He will be assisted In getting 1t out by
experienced Journalists. ljj.55s5
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Pittsburgh and Return 81 80, Saturtlay. Oc.
tobsr IL, by the Panhandle Route.
On the above date the Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnati d ct. Louis Railway Company will
sell excuraion tickets to Pittsburgh at rate
Of 81 so for round trip. -
! Tickets good returning until Monday,
October u, inclusive. Trains leave ct 7 IS
A. NJ, :35 P. N. and AGO r. IT., city time.
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MARTINS FERRY.


bAlby Letnhstefb AEhln-MllI, Personal and
Other Items. ts=sa.ss- 81
Dave Ray leaves today for sseubenyille,
Millasd Bagley is rusticating In the country,
Yesterday was pay day at the water works
Queen Esther" will DO sung In lafayette hall
this evening" 81 4 ,.z.,lr - =
Miss, Allie Roberts. Of Allegheny, is the guest OF
friends IN the city. 50, n - ~
:, George Webber's new dwelling on Fayclte street
N nearly mpleted. 5''E ! ~. : " -
A .goodly number from here will take in thu
s.cuotnville Street Fair today. ,s77s-S
". II. Foy. route agent Of the Adams Exprcss
company, WIS In the city yesterday. fs5siI -
a, Both Of the lower mills are making good limo
1ns week. aad some heavy shipments are being
For the latest fall and winter STYLES In good A..
ans clothes, 80 to F. Rub. merchant tailor, Second
Mr.: Charles Stewart aud Miss Eunlcc Godfrey
were married las. Wednesday, but Il was mot mnde
known Tor Eeveral days. 3'nl5 -. :, $500
Tho rain last evening prevented large number
o. PERSONS from this city attending the Foraker
meeting IN bridgeport last night 'f4Tg0- -,
Louis FiicI will movo iuto his new saloon omar.
teIs In lEtnayilic on Monday. His new buildinr IL
Dandy, built with all the convenience possible
MI. Charles Thorugate has been appointed npcnt
LOT ING ADAMS Express Company In this city, and
NJ Testeaites mo express oflice will DO found in
'A"e- ~ PAnee VI oueAuess on hanover street
On Monday evening as fhe $50 train on ,be
Gleveland d Pittsburgh railroad pulled intn tho
depot, Daisy Lemasters had very narrow es,sn ns
IRON death; Daisy's usual custom Is to will in
a ha GOWN inc railroad every evening in search 81
parentiy paid no attention to the incominr t,aIp
9nil u was within few feet OF her, and then sud
aeaiy JUMPED of the track, the cow.catcher on tIe
engine running over the skirt Of her dress. The
engineer reversed his engine, aid byatanders held
taesr breath Tor few seconds to sec what wonid
Become OF her. Daisy seemingly his harder time
na s any body ete when she taken ono Of her ioye
SO lar centercd and absorbed with the tascina,innr
Q. NJ scott That she does not heed anything ese
ana oitlmes has been hurried from tho iront Of a
ianovins iran. Her passion for Mr.. Scott has IN.
say mat sue should DO taken In hands and reInoveS
10 where she eau be cared Ior. n A. 'e'1oVeo
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THE GAS TRUSTEES
ARE LEWIS, JErsoN AND sEAMoS.
Tho Election last Evonlng Ahows that ali
Prediction wore Mt fault-Othor Busi.
ness in tho City Council Fin.
nnces and Some other Matters.

The regular Bemi.monthly meeting OF
Council las. night was largely attended
by members, only one being absent.
Thcre was also present a larger number Of
specsatoru than have attended any meet.
Ing held for long Tina past. They were
ncarly all candidates for some position on
or under tho Board Of Gas Trustees, or
were there In the interests Of some OF tho
candidates. The election OF new Board
Of Gas Trustees vas The principal business
transacted. Tho two branches went into
joint eesslon about 0 o'clock with Mayor
seabr'sht in tho chair. Before this there
had boen considerable canvasaing and
counting Of noses. The Democrats were
particularly active in this work. f.F
Nominations being called for, Mr.. Nc.
Grogor named Myron Hubbard MIR. Buck.
man, Thomas ~. LOWS, an incumbent;
Mr.. Garyin, D. @. List, IT,; Mz. Dobbins,
John Waterhouae; Mr.. Cruise, Frank P,
Jepson. ali incumbent; Mr.. Gundling,
Capt. Henry seamon.
LEWIS, JxfsoS AND aRAIox 2LxcTxp.
Mr.. Gruae, in naming Mr.. Jspson, paid
him quite glowing compliment Mr..
Buchanan wanted to know how the Board
should bs elected, and 1t was decided to
choose one st q time. MIR. Lswia received
25 votes and was elected. Mr.. Jepaon got
IS votes. Mayor Seabright ruied that
nominations would have to be made
again, and the gentlemen named were
again nominated. Mr.. Buchanan led OF
by voting for Nh. Wsteshouss, and all the
Republicans but Mr.. Schultzs voted for
MIR. Waterhouse until Colonel Oa!dwell's
name was reached. -, nv!
The Democrats wero voting Bolidly Tor
Mr.. Jepson. When Colonel Oaldwell's
namo was called, he rose to explain his
vote, and stated that he believed In the
principle Of doing in public affairs az one
would In private mattera. He thought
that two membera Of the old Board should
DO retained, and although he was aware
that MIR. Jepson was q very decided par.i-
aan, he believed that lie had been iai!h.
full and honest member Of the Board and
should be re.olected. He made other
euloglstic remarks concerning Mr.. Jspson,
Following Colonel Oaldwell'a lead the
following Second Branch Republicans
voted for Mr.. Jepson: Messrs. GundlinV,
Hartong, Kraft, Maxwell, McKown, Pa.
ger and Gillaland. The Democrats voted
Bolidly for MIR. Jepaon. who got q votes,
Mr.. Waterhouae received 15. .ssl
The chair again ruled that nominations
were necessary. This time Captain Sea.
mon was elected by vote OF %. Mr.,
List had 10 votes and Mr.. Hubbard votes,
Nenrly all the Democratic membera voted
for Captain Seauon. So
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An ordinance wA4 presented, .ead once
and referred to the Committee on Markets
Tor report. It amends the ordinance, re-.
Gently passed, compelling the owners Of
wagons attending the markets, to remove
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Thermometer Record,

As reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
eist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7h.. 9A.H, II X. Sr.M. 7p.x
S Ssa 81, S. al' Sc
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For the accommodation Of the Wheeling
people who may wish to attend the Bel
latte Street Fair, October IS and Il, tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio will run special iiaiA,
leaving Bsllaire for Wheeling ut ii 100 P,
NJ, Wheeling time, on above dates. Z.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

We are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantaIoonings and Over.
c9atings, which weare prepared 10 make
up III ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices.
a full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now III stock. Sc d
Our White Uniaundried Shirt, double
scanned, rc.eniOrced front and back, Mt
50 cents, is The greatest bargain ever
offered. y. HESS Il SUNS,
1891 g. 1928 Market Street.
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JENyELRY.
ahe !: Q ri J.
Now Advertisements,

wsnted-shoemakcr g..,s
Pittsburgh salt Company. l& -It.
Grand Opera House Mitchell 4 Dumont's Gl.
gsniic Speciality Co. - Fsg. a55sfT5Ef 70.
Louisiana state Lottery Company. st-'hs
Radiant Home Stoyes-W. T. Burt & Co.
Homo Liver Pi!ls-R. H. L!kt. 2 .fzf-|
Just Receivcd-L II. Nowviock, 1nR
4 New Fi3tutc-E. L. Nicoil. .g55.,,. /.
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4.r..F
INdicAttonP.

WAsulseros, D. O., Oct. lo.-For West
Visciniannd Western Pennsylvania. slight
" "r-"'". lair weather, light to fresh
northwesterly winds, becoming westerly.
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OF fne Millinery: on Wednesday and
Thursday, October u and IS. . Ladies' are
cordially Invited. MIS-. "A. J.lWoRLs.
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Attention 4 !. | Soldiers !
Il JAMES "A. HENRY,
United States Pension and Claim At,o,ney. Real
Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
OFFICE: 1913 MARKET STREET.

prosecute all GLASSES o! Government Claims be.
lerc the Treasury Department aud the Department,
OF tAe Interior. Now IL tho ttmc 10 MAKE your
application for Pension. ANY disability Incurred
while In teIvlce entities soldier 10 pension.
Many soldiers row drawing a Pension are en-.
tlted 10 increase by virtue al rev laws OF !ncees.
Ing disabilities. Rejected claims eau DO ,eopened
pcnalon Is granted to all soldiers VINO served
SIXTY days IN the war with Mexico and 10 all Sol.
dters CT Sailors OF said war who were 10 battle.
Al militia troops arc also cntitcd who were en-.
gagged 10 taid war The widows OF all said soldiers
are entitled to Pension II they have not REMARKED
Pensioners who have been nnJustly dropped
newed. .'s'r' lgIl1E Iss.'ri--' -, VI
Charge oil dcSertion removed and honorable dis.
cnafges obtained, and full pay aud bounty cclect
%. Communication for Ra,ions while a prisoner Of
war, not heretofore paid can DO collected q. tho
rate oil Is cents por day. D
Z AZ Notary Public take tho dispositions In all
claims In which an not the attorney Of recori.
NY commitsion az Notary being on fi,c In the reu.
tlon Department atfdav!ts taken before me 40 lot
require tho certificate OF a CLERK OF Court o.
Many bargains to DO had In Real Estate OF every
Description Fine Residences, Farms Bu,ldine
and manufacturing sites for SIC also give per
konAl attention TO the management OF lea! es!siel
Gollectlon o. rcuts and Other accounts. Deeds,
Le Lease, and otheS written Instruments prepared.
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TunS out en- masse to-day to sec the
Allegheny game. 81 5ig{N MI,
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Pittsburgh 4 Return.

81 so. pittsburgh : Return. 81 80.
Saturday, October IS, tho Baltimore &
Ohio will sell round trip tickets to Pitts.
suzgh Ct the low rate OF 81 so, good ire.
turning until Monday, October II, inclu.
sive. Trains leave at 500 and S:10A. NJ.
and AS and 700 P: Il. 7.s q Ell N,
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'sntty's Ivory Starch. 55i
Wash, starch and iron without first driving.
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SCRATCHED Ate % YEARS.
A scaly, Itching, Skin Dlseagc Will
EnIless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Rene lies.

|. had known OF the cutlcua Remedies TWEEN.
iy.tisht years $50 Il would have sSytd mo $40 90
two hundred dollars aud &n tn1RfeilRe amount oil
suffering. Ny disease tPsortui.) Commenced on
my had IN spot not larger Than cent II spread
rapidly all ever my body aud got undcr my nails:
4 Ito tcAleB would drop or Of me all the time, and
my ALTERING .ag entles. and without relief. One
thousand dollars wonld not tempt me 70 have this
disease over again. am poor man, but ieel rich
10 Be relieved Of what tome Of tho doctors Raid
was lcproiy, tome rirg wosm,. psoli0h. etc, 1
took ... and ......... safrapsrilas over one year
and half but no cure. went TO two or thrcc
doctors and no cure. cannot praise tho Cutlcura
Remedies 100 much. They have made my skin as
clear ard free from scales ~ n baby's AL used
OF thcni was three boxos Of Cui!cuis. and three
hotties OF CHticuta RaslyeHt, and two cakes OF
CutlrurA Eo,p u you had h IN here and said Iou
would have ttsied mt Tor 800 " You would have
md The money, Looked Ike tho picture In your
hook Of TtoTiatis picture number two "How 10
Care slJn DIs RsssJ. but now a,n a clear Is any
person ever war. Through icrce Of habit rub my
hands over my arms aud legs 10 scratch once In
while. but 10 no puipoGe. am all well
scratched twenty. eight years. ana It. got 10 DO a
Kind VI second patnro 10 me. ,hank you thou
rand times. Anything more thu you want to
know write me, or any ono who rCads this may
write " me- and Will auSwsr i.
y..-p,pppx W Ian IN iSXT
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Dcllairo Street Fair.

= ALIEdHESY. Us. WhEEtlSo, at the leland
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iTuE local club will try hard to-day to
vim alblll from tho Al!eghonies. West.
lake will catch. 5zs 4, .yF
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Fail Opeuing

To.DAY's game will wind up the searou.
Don't miss Il. Allegheny Va. Wheeling.
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! OLD os!rich feathers are cheapest and
best cleaned, dyed and curled at Mrs.
Nina Neuer's,, Sc Twelfth street. nwAr x
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MORRIS AND CARROLL and Morrison and
Westlake, are to.dsy's battesiea, u
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Dos'T miss to:dsy's Alleahepy-Whesling
came, 81 t.n.tts *. - 8. 81. 8.
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P.oriaAIs, Htxemi, Teltsr, Rlngworm. Lichea.
P.Uritus scall Had. MIX Crust, DaudiutI. Bar.
pers', Bttcts, uroNfs' aud Walhe,wonGu' Itch,
aud Every Iptc'es OF Itching. burning, scaly,
Egnplr linn1E. Of the Skin aud Scalp and BLOOD,
with los OF Hair, arc positively cured By LuticurA,
t5c great SSln euro aud Cuilcura soap. al cxqui.
site skin Healthier, externally, md Cutlcura he.
solvent, the nov Blood puriner informally, when
physicians anu all other remedies fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticnra. t0c.: Soap.
25,,: RcSJlvent, 81. Prepare by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas.
4r-8:nd for 'Iiow 10 euro skln DIseaSef," q
pages, ~ Illustrations, and ITO testimonials.
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TnE MARkEr ORDINANCES.

!, Tbs was referred to the Committee on
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CHARLES l.. KuGTz was yesterday ar.
pointed administrator de bonis non Of the
estate Of Harriet Van A. Brentlinger, with
her vii! annexed, and gave bonds in the
sum Of $1,000, with Hattie B. seamon as
surety. Mr.. B. s. Allison resigned tho
trusk
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19
a Rare Arizona Bird.

The "devil-hawk" of Arizona Is q
rare bird. and an interesting one. He
is described as having a remarkably
handsome plumage, but o very ugly
head. His tslons are long and strong,
and his beak is almost as sharp as .
needle and very powerful. This bird,
but for his head. when on the wing
would pass for q pigeon. When seek
ing his prey he plays pigeon, and flies
in among the birds unnoticed on ac-
count of his similarity, and easily cap
lures what he wants. He is the picture
of grace and beauty and speed. 1t is
estimated that there are not more than
a dozen of these hawks in the Territory.
The Mexicans are superstitious about
them. and regard the appearance OF
one as an evil omen.-Troy Times.
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The correspondent who is trotting
along like dog at the heels of the
president and his wife, causes a feel
ing of awe in the breasts of the admir-
ing public. which it is hard to recover
from, when he writes thus "the cur
tains were pushed back slightly in
order that the air might more freely
enter into the chamber occupied by
the president and his wife," 1t might
be asked by some smart Aleck, how
ever, how did the reporter know that
the curtains-just think of it, the
curtains--were pushed back slightly
to let the air in? May be it was to
let the heat out. they were thus
wantonly disarranged, or perhaps
Mr.. Cleveland, while changing his
boots for his slippers, caught the
bootjack in them, and in his excite
ment at the accident, forgot to put
them back in their original classic
folds, or maybe the curtains were of
a pattern which liked to get back in
the august presence of a mighty
ruler, or maybe something else-at
any rate the reporter didn't do his
whole duty, when he omitted to say
what material those curtains were
composed of, whether lace at s17 per
yard or scrim at 10 cents, and he de-
served to be taken up by band of
excited people and slowly fried to-
death in axel grease.
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The cashier of the Philadelphia
Times is q defaulter to the amount
of $40, 900 and has gone to Canada.
1t is about time the newspapers of the
United States should thus be repre-.
sented in Canada, hitherto there has
been a monopoly among the banks
and large manufacturing concerns
which completely shut out the ambi-
tious newspaper cashier, but now all
this is changed and slowly but surely
he is making a name and fame for
himself second to none.
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The Jefferson City Tribune says !:
"No city in the state needs a park
worse than Jefferson City," and adds
sit is a much better thing for any
town to have beautiful park than a
Jim Crow fair" Very true, but q
town that has neither one had better
shut up its shop at once. It is too
much behind the times to ever think
of taking rank alongside of a live
town, no matter where situated. 1t
takes more than a penitentiary, an
infreq uent visit of legislative body
and thumb paper to make town as
the Tribune has doubtless ere this dis
covered.
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husband, what right has she to &C
cept the attention of any man with a
view to marriage and why because
she is an actress should her conduct
be condoned. There is wide field
for the moralist in which to speculate,
when the thing which stands to-day
not one step in the rear of polygamy,
is made ofsuch little import that its
possibilities are openly discussed, not
only in the pot house, but by the
most respectable journals. Polygamy
is a disgrace to the nation, but di-
vorce which prostitutes the very al
tar of marriage is damnation.
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The New York World is trying to
raise a fund for brave negro sailor
who saved eleven women and children
at the risk of his life when the yacht
Mystery was shipwrecked in Jamaica
bay last Sunday. This is commend
able in the World, for the heart of a
hero beat in the breast of the negro
and the color of his skin should never
interfere with a proper appreciation of
q hero's deed.
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During the 1885 strike, q repre-.
sentative of the Sadalia Democrat
publishing company went to the late
II. M. Hoxie, in his Office in St.
Louis, and made the proposition to
Mr.. Hoxie, that if the Pacific railway
company would pay the Democrat, il
would fight the strike, strikers and
Knights of Labor, and assist the rail.
way company. Mr.. Hoxie replied
81 have no authority to expend money
for any such purpose, and l cannot
purchase the press to do what is
right" This, the manager of the
BAzoo had from the lips of Mr..
Hoxie, few days after the propo-
sition was made by the Sedalia Dem
ocrat Publishing company, in pres
ence of a third party. What better
evidence is needed to prove that
that paper has endeavored to levy
blackmail upon everybody in sight,
whom they thought could be
worked.
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The Sedalia Democrat will quit in
terfering with bond and other matters
in Cooper county. The blow-in con-
Germ sent a gentleman to Cooper
county. to apologize to certain gen.
tismen, who, assured the parties in
terested that none of that sort of mat
ter would hereafter appear in that
paper, no matter who wanted it pub
lished.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-19

A~woman mas been arrested at
Olathe, Kan, for poisoning her hus-
band, after having lived with him for
forty years and bearing him thirteen
children. IF the case comes to trial
and women can be utilized as jurors.
they will probably agree that if the
wife didn't poison her husband she
ought to have done so. Almo st any
man under the circumstances would
prove to be an unmitigated nuisance.
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So far King Kalakua's worst col

80 far King Kalakua's worst COM
plant against the loss of his domin-
ion is that he will be obliged to dis
pense with bis dancing girls. He
might possibly secure an honorary
position to travel with the National
opera company next year, if Queen
Zap. will permit and Mrs. Thurber
does not object. A man with the
great proud ambition of Kalakua, for
dancing girls, should have the oldest
and most experienced in the market.
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An Indiana farmer, who told his
boys to burn every humble bees nest
they found on the farm, and who was
complaining at the failure of his clover
seed crop. was surprised when Maurice
Thompson. the naturalist, said: THAT
is why your clover seed fails you.
Bundle bees make your clover seed"
It is fact that a strong nest of humble
bees in big clover field is worth
twenty dollars to the owner; for these
insects are the chief agents in fertiliz-
ing the blossoms, thereby insuring .
heavy crop of seed. In Australia there
are no humble bees of our kind, and
they could not raise clover seed there
until they had imported some.-M y
Sum
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Henry George will discover that in
eulogizing Or. .McGlynn he weakens
his own cause. Catholics of the best
kind, whatever advanced views they
may entertain, are loyal to the
church and it will be found that the
man who has been excommunicated
by papal authority will have no fol-
lowers after the novelty wears off.
Whatever faults Catholics may po-
sess or condone, as a rule they abide
by the edicts of the church
and the training of centuries is not
easily set aside. Pere Hyacintha,
despite of the fact that many stories
have been told of his following, is
to-day without the respect of Protes.
tants and ostracized by Catholics and
his position, save the notoriety he has
gained through bis rebellion, excites
not even comment in the world OF
men. Once a Catholic, always q
Catholic, does not ia every case prove
true, but once a a Catholic, means, SC
far as the church is concerned, con
demnation which is not easily borne,
when an attempt to be anything else
is made.
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-Reuben M. West. a colored barbe,

Reuben N. West, q colored barber
Of Richmond, Va, known to moro
prominent men of the State than any
member Of his race, died recently in
that city in the eighty-seventh year Of
his age. He was the last survivor OF
the famous old Blues band, a company
of light infantry formed in 1889. and
still maintaining healthy existence.
Fifty years ago West was noted as hav.
ing fifteen or twenty thousand dollars
invested in the African slave trade
Chicago Times.